Hi,
I'm browsing the source code of StyleCop, and I found a curious thing:
/// <summary>
/// The namespace that the rule is contained within.
/// </summary>
private string @namespace;
// [...]
internal Rule(string name, string @namespace, string checkId, string context, bool warning) : this(name, @namespace, checkId, context, warning, string.Empty, null, true, false)
{
Param.Ignore(name, @namespace, checkId, context, warning);
}
What is this thing? Is it just a simple field where at-sign is used to indicate that it is a field, and not a namespace keyword? If so, may at-sign be used for any reserved word (for example @dynamic, @using, etc.)?
